US EditionJenson Brooksby beats Frances Tiafoe in Houston to win his first ATP Tour title
- Jenson Brooksby, on Sunday, secured his first ATP Tour title at the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship.
- Brooksby's victory followed a challenging two-year period marked by injuries, surgeries, and a suspension.
- As a qualifier, Brooksby's impressive run included wins against top-seeded Tommy Paul and Frances Tiafoe in the final.
- Brooksby, reflecting on his win, stated, "It means a lot to have my first one," after overcoming adversity.
- Ranked outside the top 500 before the event, Brooksby's win is projected to elevate him into the top 175.
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Brooksby overcomes adversity to claim maiden title in Houston
HOUSTON: Jenson Brooksby captured his maiden ATP title at the US Men’s Clay Court Championship on Sunday with a stunning win over 2023 champion Frances Tiafoe to cap off a superb tournament which he began as a wild card in the qualifying rounds. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
Tennis ace who battled autism and was banned over drugs tests wins shock title
JENSON BROOKSBY became the third-lowest ranked ATP title winner in history by beating Frances Tiafoe 6-4 6-2 in yesterday’s Houston final. The American, 24, showed fighting spirit to save match points in three of his matches on the way to winning the tournament. RexJenson Brooksby has won his first ATP Tour level title[/caption] GettyThe American entertained crowds all week with his brand of tennis[/caption] GettyBrooksby, 24, was fired up on ho…
Tennis-Brooksby overcomes adversity to claim maiden title in Houston
(Reuters) -Jenson Brooksby captured his maiden ATP title at the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship on Sunday with a stunning win over 2023 champion Frances Tiafoe to cap off a superb tournament which he began as a wild card in the qualifying rounds. Read full story
ATP Rankings Update: Houston champ Jenson Brooksby makes massive jump after Frances Tiafoe, Jannik Sinner continues to lead the list
The ATP calendar kicked off the clay season last week with three ATP 250 events in Marrakesh, Bucharest, and Houston. However, none of the Top 10 players were in action at any of the three events.
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